Operation under Unusual Conditions

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(b) Using key ring, reattach 27-inch

(l) Examine

flares

for

damage.

lanyard to flare disconnect.

Dispose of damaged flares in accordance with TM 9-

1300-206 and AR 385-63.

(c) Remove safety lanyard package

(m) Repack serviceable flares and store

and return to original shipping container.

for reuse in accordance with (3) below.

(d) Remove flare from trough.

(e) Continue with procedures in (1) (o)

(3) Storage for reuse. Before other stocks

through (q) above.

are opened store serviceable flares for immediate reuse

as follows:

(f) Replace flare in original shipping

container and tape or strap closed in accordance with

(a) Do not attempt to replace flares in

packing procedure in chapter 4. Use repacked flares

original containers.

first in subsequent launchings.

(b) Stack unpacked flares on dunnage

3-9. Operation under Unusual Conditions

and cover with tarpaulin or otherwise provide protection

pending reuse. (See chapter 5 for storage suggestions.)

Operation of this flare under unusual conditions is the

same as under normal conditions. However, during

(4) Return to as-shipped condition. To return

operation in an Arctic environment, taping will be

serviceable stocks to as-shipped condition, follow

performed in a warm structure.

disarming procedure in (1) (a) through (g) above. Then,

proceed as follows:

(a) Remove tape covering fastener and

flare disconnect.

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